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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
Father K.IIer's Arrest Illegal.

DUBI.IN, May 21.-The Court of Ap-
peals has rendered a decision i'm the case
of Father Keller. the priest of Ionghal,
who is imprisoned in Kilmainham Jail
for refusing to testify regarding his CON
nection with the plan of campaign. The
Court of Appeals holds that the warrant
reverses the decision of the Court of
Queens Bench.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
The Mexican Eartbuuake.

local officials in the region i'll Northern
Mexico recently visited by the earth
quake, re-aifirm the large figures first re-
ceived of $50 deaths at Bahispe and also
the statement that a volcano has opened
in the Sierra Madre Mountains. This lat
ter report comes from two towns.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
Invader O-Rrien's Kstreat.

WASHINGToN, May 21.-Editor VIM
O'Brien, with his body guard of war cor
respondents. left Canada to-day with no
that his passage was a continuous ova-
ton. He left Kingston this morning
via Cape Vincent, Watertown and Syra-
cuse, y. ", bound for Niagara Falls. He
left Syracuse at $40 this morning.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
Against the Dogs.

The life of one little child il worth
more than all the dogs that have inhab-
tied the earth from the dawn of creation
down to the present time. Ninety-nine
out of every hundred worthless ours that
infest the land ought to be killed off and
the hundredth one put under heavy
bonds
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
Nihiii.t Couspirators Executed

ST. PETERSBURG, May 21.-It is officially
announced that five men were executed
yesterday for the part they took in the
recent attempt on the life of the Car.
a number of others We're sent to Siberia
for completely in the same attempt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
Accident to the Celtic.

NEW YORK, May a1.-The steamer
Etruria, which arrived this evening, re-
ports that at noon to-day. while 40 miles
east of Sandy Hook, she passed four
steamers together, one of which was the
British Queen and one of the others is
supposed to be the Celtic. The latter
vessel had her bow stove in and had evil
IDENTIFY been in collision.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
The Atlanta, AsheyiIie and Baltimore.

AsHEvn.LE, y. c., May 21.-The Al
lanta, Asheville and Baltimore Railway
charter wis transferred this afternoon,
in a meeting of the directors. by Mott
Atkinson. president of the above road
to |. j. Howell and others of New York
The work is to he begun in six months.
years. The road is to connect Atlanta
and Baltimore via Asheville
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
Each Ones Share.

Abolish poverty and divide property
equally and no Cne would have thous-
and dollars. Nobody, therefore could
own house Of any size or pay for build
ing one
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
A Minnesota Town nestroxed

CANNON FALLS, MINI, May 21.-This
city was almost entirely destroyed by
fire last night. Twenty-Five business
houses We're burned. Only a small por-
ton of the business part of the town is
left. The loss is estimated at $3.50 600.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
Will Form "A Ministry.

PARIS. May 2l.-M. Rouvier has con-
induce leading members of the budget
committee of the Chamber of Deputies to
accept positions in the new cabinet.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO. May 21.-The steamer
Gaelic arrived to-day from China and
Japan. Among her passengers are
twelve hundred Chinese. Two cases
of small pox were found among them
and the vessel was quarantined
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
A Typo Student.
New York Herald,

James Bennetto, a Yale Senior, who
has been awarded one Of the Townsend
prizes, is a compositor, and paid a part
of his college expenses by setting type
during vacations.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
4 Pilot Boat Wrecked.

CHARLESTON. :. c., May 2l.-The pi-
lot boat Bertha, belonging To Beaufort,
on coming into Charleston before day
light, went ashore ON Pumpkin Hill
breakers in heavy sea. She is prob
ably a total loss. The crew were saved.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22

CHICAGO. May 2i.-A protracted
drouth is reported in Minnesota and
Dakota ami grain is suffering because
of it,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
stormy Weather in England.

LONDON, May 21.-IIeavy rains, accom-
panied by snow and hail and thunder
and lightning. continue with undated
violence in England.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
of the Mcssrs. Vincent, gentlemen who
have long experience and are well quail
fled for the business they have to do.
ROWS SAW MILL

fled for the business they have to do.
BoYD's SAW MILL
Just beyond the Jacksonville, Tampa
and Key West Railway depots. ON the
banks of the river. is located the saw
mill of Mr.. ID. A. Boyd, where a great
part of all the lumber used in Palatka is
sawed out. This mill does "A large and
profitable business and has long been
recognized as one of the institutions of
the town. The logs for the Use of the
mill are obtained from up the river. and
they are foated down i'm immense RATS.
Finding the old quarters too small for
his growing business. Mr.. Boyd is now
erecting a new mill house just north of
the old one, which will soon be ready for
occupancy. Connected with this mill is
large planer, and orders of any kind
for lumber can be filled on short notice
PALATKA ICE FACTORY.
We do not know just how we could
get along without this institution. under
the management of l.. &. Canova. From
the very first il has been paying enter
prise. The wagons that supply nearly
every house in town with ice every morn
ing tell the good business that il is doing
at this time. The capacity of the factory
is ten tons per day, and all the ice left
over after supplying city customers is
shipped TO points along the river, down
the Florida Southern Railway and over
on the Halifax coast. The factory en-
ploys quite force to keep it in opera
ton, and is one of the most successful
business enterprises in the city.
PALATKA BoTTLING WORKS.
The Palatka Bottling Works. located
just beyond the railroad out Lemon
street. is quite an institution, and is do
ing quite thriving business. The
works are owned and operated by Al
exander Bauer, who thoroughly under
stands his business. He manufactures
and bottles soda water, ginger ale, sarsa-
parilla, seltzer. and other waters. and
supplies about all that Is used in Palatka.
He also does quite a shipping business,
and supplies nearly all the surrounding
towns with his products His waters
are as good as the best manufactured
ana give the greatest Satisfaction 10 MS
long list of customers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Besides the above establishments there
are a large number of smaller industries
carried ON successfully in the city.
Among them we call to mind at this
writing the buggy and carriage shop of
Race & Smith, the machine shop of Capt.
Howard, and his boat yard, where he is
now finishing a handsome little steamer,
several wood and blacksmith shop, two
wood yards, To say nothing of the gas
and water works, which have been fully
written up in recent numbers of this
paper. All these establishments, large
and small, do a large business, and are
the means of keeping a great deal of
money circulating in our city.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
The ZuIu Plan Is Better.
Texas siftings.

Texas siftings.
Amorg the Zulus young people hight
and get married. Here they get married
! and fight.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-22
OUR INDUSTRIES.
MECHANICAL WORK In PALAfKA.
The Tao Railroad Shops Orange Bon and shinsIe
aiiI-PIaning and Sa~ niIIs-iee Factory
ROttIins works-othe establishments.

So much has been written and said of
the commercial capabilities and advan-
tages of Palatka that the industrial and
a measure overlooked. During the leis-
ure moments of a PALATKA NEWS re-
porter last week hepicked up the follow
ing information about some of the en-
terprises of our city, which will prove
interesting Sunday reading for our home
people, and from which they can pick
out texts for many practical week day
sermons. The first place lifted by the
reporter was the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
Notice iaT Publication Of Time lOr
Proving Will, Etc.

S-TxTE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- Fn,s Angeles IS. In the Superior Court.
Im tine rnarTer Of the ESTATE of NJ. #. Tyler, de-
e,tEsss,d- Nadie= Is hereby given that Mon
day. HRe xlsI day OF JanuRr-, 1857. at 10
@lel0rk "A. NJ of said day, AT the court room
off fh6. Cgsurr. Department one thereof, In
uhR eirv a I'd county on Los Angeles, has been
avIrWiuitt,d adr hearing the application OF
n IL DunlsP, praying that adocuInent now
@n file i'm trhls Court. purporting 10 be the
lasn with nnd Testament of NJ r. Tyler, De
e,ensea, be admitted TO probate. md that
lErHFrs 1ssraunenraTr be issued thereon to
said zstitioner, A. H. Dunlap, at whieh time
ama Elnee ala persons interested therein may
npv,eBr and contest the same
EEnsd, january 1sth, 1857
EHAH h DUNSMoOR, Clerk.
RyF h. TANNING. Deputy.
HiErlq lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
n.,a.x.ren.nxrr~a>.

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@snsn rrsa1u1sn1 cure the a5sEe named cls
satssss Every asaG1A1 wRrr4a1fso sE L II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
GENERAL CROOK

rs ulaa HANDS HIGH, WEIGHING 1875
Il Fdsulsds, and is the largest boned Tretting
-rRll5qn on the Pacific Coast. Service. SIS
n0d SsD per season. Win stand for this sea
ssOmRs fJIl@&s-
Wednesdays. Thursdays. Fridays and Sat
urdRyx MI jackson Bros Stabl.s on First
xrr,tar. helOw Los Angeles street; balance OF
uhe week ON Los Feliz Rancho.
\ riap1 thoroughbred HOISTE1N BULL
with ALSO he 50upd Mt the same places. Ser
vIaap sa HE unprks everr calf.
Ia2s-uur VIM. GRIFFITH, Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
lATNDRnE<.

EXCELSHOR STEAM LATSDRH-NALL
n. . scraar- near y,.r-asszr SseFau1h- Tele-
plassas Ne Rg- Geur Esrerzs cal 51r and ce-
liver wEshHu.c i'm an garrx cf the CITY AL
orders FruuF1lv s1zkm6sd m Only white
Dsloar zu-rlr're,1 Euh-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
ENrLoYNENr BUREAUS

%<S NNFLD1MEyT OFFICE, n RE-
.asH n NHkzE E;rnker fDa Real Es-EEK
Ts5ss II Izezz- FruFsrrE szla 1n tnsrsllznenrs-
n. NTTrNNGKE. removed 10 la ~ Slsring.
TeRsuhnre H. Resistance fsfth kDa Hope
.r-.-rx- kusn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
PASADENA.

AHtw more elegant villa lots for sale on
me Swiss Cottage tract, corner OF Orange
srore nwamue and Columbia streets, oppo-
walk from the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. gu
COUNTY OF Los ASaELHsAN
Juo4 E. Piater. PresiteaEs and H. L. Nhe-
neil Cashier. OF Los Angeles CasuuHy Bsmk
being severaIly dulY sworu- eHeh Sor AHun-
self. SAYS the foregoing stirtcr1@uI n urTIaa TO
the best of his Know Led re and DelreL
JOHN + PLATEE, Presltenl-
FL L. MACNEIL, Cashier
Subscribed and swuru TO before Kag uhals
third day of January Issa-
IsEALI Il G. MOLMh'sN
iv4 Nr1zrv P1Hhlfe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
STATEMENT
OF rHn GoSDUIu9S OF uHT
Southern CaIifsrlia NatiaRll Blak.
DECEMBER IN. lSSE-
The bank opened irs doors fzr huzlmessu
August Dist BsssA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
CoCSrY OF Los ASssz1Es
I,Wn1- T. BosbysheIl Cashier of the sie'0Ts
named bank do saleulnlY sweaBr EihEI ual&
above statement Is true. I'D uh4 best ad znE
knowledge and beliRE
VIM IT. BOSBTS HE'LL, GAsnDer-
Subscribed and SwOrn To before me az u
Notary Public tn Il Eisft dBy@H gEniltnT- l,i,a-
GEO. j. CLARKE NOTARY RtuolBE.-
Correc.-Artes1= H- f. BWGGhn
G. IT, DAY
IL HAGHANn
isnILTur lrte1g1ug.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30

Los ASGsLEss Cal. january L. AssS-
STATE OF C4LrFoKSnA. *
CoCNrY OF Los ANGEIE4f
L. G. Goodwin. vice President. and Jc@l
Miner. Secretary, of the Farmers & Aer-
chants Bank of Los Angeles each t0r h1zn-
self swears that the foregoing ssshrs ne M y
true to the best OF bis knowletge and osan<d-
tSiznedl L. Z. 1S1pwss
(Signedl JOHN AlLNkk- seersa4fg-
Subscribed and sworu to before me this
1lth day of January. lsea-
ROBERr M CHAPMAN
iat4rm NOTARY Pmba6c-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF SUSAN GOODWIN, DE
~ estsRssea--NGtice is hereby given by the
mmdsrxignsd- sa1ninistrator of the estate ol
gSusnm dsoodwid, deceased, to the creditors
of SnNd nM persons having claims against
the sand aereasea- to exhibit them with the
neet.ssHry vouchers within four months
Rifar tine iirsd publication OF this notice, t1
tine sand hdIninistrs1or, at the office oi
Smith. MulHmn X CLARK, Rooms % and sS
Tltnnple BLOCK, i'm The CITY and county OF Los
Angeles. -
OSCAR GOODWIN,
Adarnimis1rRt0r Of the estate of Susan Good
win, dHoeRsed.
mHHltsa MI Los Angeles, January y, 1ss7.
lRn2S 4w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
PHYSICIANS.


mrs DARLING 4 MURPHY-OCULIsTs
III and aurssts- Office I2o North Main
street Once Hours A Il TO Z 7: n;
20 sF-M- ocsld1wff
A z GRESHAM, N. D /, NO rs NORTH
A. spring street. Los Angeles. il4 6m
M =. n DAvIsSoN-oFFICE AND
III residence a2ls South Spring street nos
TTKSER- n D.-oFFICE AND RESI-
d denoe-sI \. Main street. Los Angeles
nR JOSEPH kCRTZ-SQ. 255 MAIN
III street. opposite The B4kerBlOek.
nR- z c. aANNI G. OFFICE AND RES
~ idence 81 South Fort street. Once hours
-sto IL A. NJ TO az. N. Telephone -
EiIZABETH A. FOLLANsBEE. N D.
r. Ofice and residence 80 south Fort
, street. Once h0nrs-s to lo A NJ ana 70
sf-N- :! ~
~ POAPs. OFFICE No. II SOUTH
ID SrTing street. Los Angeles Office hours.
10 A N TO 4. and ; 2. \. e.-e-
RoSF TALBOT. l. D--OFFICE 2fe
X, south Fort street with Dr; foilanso bee
a,.,re hours. 10 to Il a. n. Residence. u
Ninth street -
l0Rs- A. p sAwIELLE. N D.-PH1sI
Nj clan and Surgeon once noIrS, S,,l ~ 70
and ? 10 p NJ Maxwell BLOCK
corner Court and Main streets. Room :. estI
Wis BoAL. NJ. D.-se NORTH
Sn-;nr street. lover Peoples Sto-e1-
0.fIa oflIa. - -. 70 8, TO 80. Residence,
e. EiIl street. two doors from Fifth street
Te,ephone No. 1885, oc2i
=, fI-aCICS. N. M.B.-PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. once . Nortn spring
- n m specialty-Skin aud sexual dis.
eases and chronic diseases In genera ns-tf
ITR5 DR. MINNIE WELLS-FIRST LADY
MI Ncer,isie of Kentucky: speeiaty:
H.ssxses of women and children; also, N
rannecfiou with her practice. Elsctrle
Thermal Baths S4l Ss2rlng slless- 1.-e.
nR C EDGAR sNlTH-pisEasEs Of
~ women "a a sPsenaSh sPsssesnSsyhoff painless sys-
reEn' HOURS A. Il TO =, y. oniIs ~
co-ner Of Spring and second streets. no
lenbeck Block -
RR NJ HILTON wILLIAMs-27S NORTH
Main street toPposite Wells, fargo =
Co.'S Express once sPec,ss; cses; tosesher r
9s,b the eve. ear and heart once bouts,
from so A -. 10 Ar. n. sePz9
NR nF YBARRONDO. UNIVERSITY
IL. N.arid Spains, Baker Block. Rooms
md &c. Office hours: 3 to IL A. N i.;So
to2P.M- -,
naYsoN l. HuCkISs. N. p,-ia SoktH =,
Main street, rooms Il, ". ~ anu u
aours m A. n. TO T. N, p n; 10 7. NJ
p.ssaenee sll 5. Hill street Telephone.
Sc and residence, 25l Special treat
menf of eye. ear, nose aha 'A'O" ,sf1
eases a rye =
ms DE sZIGETHY < UTLEN-oFFioE
Schumacher Block. opposite r0s.. :
aft;ce. Rooms 20 and IL Dr. De szige'nS Y.
e.-rssnee Pearl street. corner MINI. Ut.
I>fiey's residence corner Fourth snd sPrins P
stree,s. Once hours 10 Il A. NJ ~ os.,c..
| NJ 10 r. ian3tf
lrHARLESW BKYsoN, NJ D.. PHI fsiClAN
III and surgeon E0Glyss sPese,a Ssssasss ss1eof Of
49,, = nffiee in solomon Bloek, We.
saz south spring street, between once cfis hours
,r1.s N in. 2to !, and 70 p n.
| Residence william street, between hie'
| and Twelfth
nR E CoHN-LaTE suPEKiSfEEsini uils Esii-
ing surgeon Northern racine n
rosd Phvsician and surgeon Offisz =,
HoU Es-lO 70 L A NJ. % r. "a Ra..,ence'
| N.Iaya House. Main 81. oetwesn inlr.,
ana Fourth Telepnoce so4 Day ,Is1 au
, night calls attended TO- s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
WE~gELLaNDol~-

D0urm#R REaT wIyE COMPANY
II <suusriigr wTzaEs- hsErn re5 and white,
sold foe fnunhny use kE The rslzs1- " ooiessle
sa n WEST First <1rssfr- WH-ae cellar under
B.urrIeHa Er,aN< The EA,Qrre WINE as RECON-
r1enGte.1 uv plhys5c.EE-ss. Nh1s WINE Il sa.a
E5r eeuns N risss nj llhe pggllar saloon OF
WEyTEENMAGEN,2s III NErrh MAIN street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
NOTICE
Um the Stockholders OF the Los Angeles Gas
Company and to all others interested.

To the Stock holders of the Los Angeles Gas
Ca0any.nnr and to all others interested.
NUnice il hereby given that meeting OF
uhA STOCK holders OF the Los Angeles Gas
Conn psmy has been cslled by the Directors
GmH saSa CCvraEAny 4 be held at the office OF
Hhye G0rnrlanv at Number Sonora street, IN
uht esfr OF Los Angeles, Californls, at 10
O'Clock H. NJ ON Tuesday the 18th day OF
Nnrrh. a d.. lss7. f0r the purpose OF taking
Hu1e consideration and III deemed necessary
on AdVIsaAze 10 provide for the calling in or
r,eatnnEd5Dm of the present outstanding
b0r,as of the Company and the issuance OF
grIhtsr ur new bonds in lien thereof, and also
aor ffte issuance and sale of other and add
r5JnRl no yds of said Company TO raise
ununtsy with which To pay of and discharge
tIht Hndetredness of said Company accrued
nma 10 Rrcrne for and on account OF the en-
lBu,rsHneu1 8na improvements OF the works
\ and -vilnrnr OF sEid Company made or being
\ mEde That The amount 10 which 1t Is pro-
uusstd to- increase such bonded indebted
4 mess IL THE SUM OF one hundred and nifty
1h0R<sRna dollars
Ev gsrasr 0i the Beard of Directors TINS
h dauv made, dHted Los Angeles. California,
\ the lsIh day of January A. ID 1sS
| CHAS. ELLERY,
I'd sserretnry OF Los Angeles Ga> Company
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RAYMOND HOTEL,

ON xzreer- car line TO the Raymond Hotel
and Pnssdena-
APPLY no Parsdise Nurseries, South Pasa-
tHmR- Er 10 agents lafIh
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The Commercial Restaurant,
W DOL. PROPRIETOR,
DDwNET BLOCK MAIN STREET.
Zurssnas R.IiEsp End SERVES up everF Day INT
rarrinssii FzsH irar,neing SOLE, TURBOT and
zEA T&OuE
! xFEl1SE CH1CEEEs, 1zst In from the ranches,
rsntrG IN BxHry BE1s
xlE rssSurzzlt ID Las Anscaess Delmoniro
my1d
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RoN2prATHESI>-

usrni4nss 51lners rsgl1a1e the s-ornacf
yTeInel Esvy kCaN- VI EsaesRle 1q nor ceh1 1eri
kpEMIsA
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Statement of the Condition Of
Los Angeles County Bank

STATE OF CALIFORNIA x
CoUSrT OF Los ASGEIEsN
John T. Platter, President. and HI L. Mac
neil Cashier. Of Los Angeles County EnnE-
heinz seyeraiIy duIy sworn- each for himself
saws the foregoing statement u TRUE TO 1me
best of his knowledge and belief
JOHN E PLATTER President
HI NACNEIL. C.Exhfsr-
Subscribed and SWORN To before E1e tMaS
thirdt day of January 1>e4-
rsEsI1 L. C. HOLMES
ynrKrv PwnHic
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Face Powder.

u R1zniu mse p.oEsrin inc1Es faace powders Free
II -n+nrS unA.HHe.aa<sa HDEI>lalle Ia EuAre1feed
Ba>so1unelF harmless preserves the csln- -eA-
II 6mu u,srursx - aIssaHs,ssS Al5e r=tRI1s 1er Two
II bits urT H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30

II you want good appetite, drink pan,i-
son Birters Michel Lew 4 Co.. wholesale
iQuor dealers. agents
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DYE WORKS

DYE WORKS.
rFRNAN DYE WORKS, Is SOUTH AAIS
(T street-Dyeing and cleaning OF oianRets.
tsnoels and snsais a specially 0EoKGf
BOEKHOFF. Proprietor. aao y
haRIsIAN STEAM DYcING AND CLEAN
ing Works Dyeing and Cleaning OF es-
erv fiescriprion- Ladies dresses dyed witn-
our ripping Kid Gloves. Flanneis, klooons
and blankets made 20 look Ike new once
us South Spring street Dye Wotks- oor
per New High and Bellevue avenue
rs ]. VOLLET. Proprietor
oS ANGELES STEAM DYEING AND
La Cleaning Company Ofhce-Corner on
Main aud Arcadia streets. oPposite WeLs.
Fargo 4 Co. Dxeing and cleaning OF even
descrsptian of ladies' and gents clothing
O-ders taken and deliyered- send possal
csrd. Telephone No. III brancn corner
Main and Second streets
sens JAMES LARQClER- MANAGER
NITY STEAM DYING AND CLEANING
L Wcrks-A Lorrsin- once I'D soul1
street. opposite the old place Dyeing ano
CIesuing OF every kind Of ladies' and gent
clorhing. crspe, shaxls. silk snd lace, kld
rloxek and shoes. flannel and ribbons. ACE
curtains. blankets, made equal 70 new
Rack SIX dresses made sPecia.fy- Dye
works Ne. ss SoUth Los Angeles 81 Great
reduction in price .9.
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WOoR CARVEH> =.

.sTaFHu ARCHITECTURAL WOOD
N carer Nechanics MIL. 3 Alsmeca
.lr,.s.t- Los Angeles. Cal Carving for Interior
~ sonses errisricsliy sxecIted- All wor4
promptly attended to- Also orns sme..a4 leu
1.er-erns for csstiEgS- ga- -,--